Proceedings and papers read before the Lehigh County Historical Society

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Title varies: [v. 3, pt. 1], 150th anniversary; [v. 3, pt. 2], History of Trout Hall; [v. 4], Col. Stephen Balliet; [v. 7], Lehigh County Historical Society, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Annual publication for the year 1923; [v. 8-11], Annual proceedings of the Lehigh County Historical Society.

Indexed in PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) under PALP.

Partial contents: v. 1. William Allen, the founder of Allentown and his descendants; A bit of Lehigh County Indian history; Sketches of some settlers in Lehigh County prior to 1750; A few notes on the Lenni Lenape or Delaware tribe of Indians; History of the Reformed congregation of Egypt Church; History of the Lutheran congregation of Egypt Church; The Egypt Church; The Hampton Furnace; Allentown and its vicinity about sixty years ago; Some Indian history of the Lehigh Valley; Revolutionary patriots of Allentown and vicinity; The mayors of Allentown -- v. 2. Lynford Lardner and Grouse Hall; History of Mickley's Church; Founders and organizers of Mickley's Church, Whitehall Township; Notable events in the social life of Allentown in the 18th century; The Emaus Moravian congregation; Pennsylvania Germans in public life during the colonial period; Comparative calculations and remarks on internal improvement by roads, canals and river navigation; History of Jerusalem Church, Eastern Salisbury; History of Solomon's Reformed Church, Macungie -- v. 3. 150th anniversary of the founding of the city of Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1762-1912; History of Trout Hall 1770-1918 -- v. 4. Colonel Stephen Balliet, soldier, patriot and statesman of the Revolution, part 1 His ancestry, youth and education -- v. 5. The German immigrant in Pennsylvania before and during the Revolution; Walter Jacob Hoffman -- v. 6. Fusion of races in Lehigh County; Men of Lehigh County in the various wars; Grandfathers' clocks; The frontier forts in Lehigh County; Hon. Peter Rhoads; The Bake Oven Knob -- v. 7. Bird life in Lehigh County in pioneer days; The first Swiss settlements in America; History of the Bar Association of Lehigh County; The arrowhead; David Mickley; Notes on additions to our archaeological museum during the past year ...

Partial contents (continued) -- v. 8. Tobacco, its use among the Indians, with notes and descriptions of some Indian pipes in the collection of the Lehigh County Historical Society; Friedensville zinc mines; Some Pennsylvania German counting-out rhymes; An interesting find and the legend connected with it; Sketch of a Lehigh County boy who became a famous teacher, Charles Rudy; Several hours with the pioneers; Fragments of early history; The early hotels of Allentown; Sketches of men once living in Lehigh County who were considered eccentric men; The Indian village of Nain, 1758-1764 -- v. 9. The Jennings or Geisinger farm and its owners; Fogelsville; Jasper quarries at Macungie; Some old-time judges of Lehigh County; Early settlers in the vicinity of Friedensville; Printers I have met; May rain come; Characters who lived in Allentown during the '70s and '80s of last century; Allentown had a branch of Young Men's Christian Association that ceased to exist before the Civil War; Allentown and Port Clinton Railroad started as short cut for coal to New York -- v. 10. Tracks, trails and traces of Lehigh Valley regions; Early history and settlers of Heidelberg Township; Notes on the history of Guthsville and vicinity; Thomas Mewhorter, esq., an early resident of Allentown; George Washington; Two old families of Lehigh County, the Gangewere family, the Martin family; William Allen, Pennsylvania Loyalist, 1704-1780 ...

Partial contents (continued) -- v. 11. Place names of Lehigh County and their origin; Early physicians, storekeepers and tavernkeepers in Lehigh County prior to 1800; Early schools and school teachers of Allentown and Lehigh County; Sketches of Upper and Lower Milford residents; The old Henry gun factory; Transportation footprints in Lehigh Valley; Romance and history along the Easton-Reading King's Highway; Robert Levers, Esq., Revolutionary patriot; John Lefebre, innkeeper; Historical address at the 200th anniversary of Egypt Reformed congregation, October 1, 1934; Allen Township, its early history and early settlers; History of the Allentown band.

Also available on microfilm.

Comprehensive index is included in v. 17 of Proceedings of Lehigh County Historical Society.

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